350 Z - Sunset Lemans Orange on 2040-cars
Evansville, Indiana, United States
Fun car, sounds great... with extras! Have most receipts for the work done and additions.
WaxWerks Z Kit The Green G2 Brake Caliper Paint Systems Set Drilled front rotors The NS Racing 18" wheels were 8" wide on front and 9" wide on back. The Kumho Ecsta ASX tires A cat back custom exhaust system Shop Manual on a CD. The window sticker included for the 2003 350Z Enthusiast edition. 287 HP 274 lb-ft Torque 3.5L DOHC 24-valve Aluminum engine. Continuously Variable Valve Timing Nissan Direct Injection System Electronic Drive-by-wire Throttle 6-speed close ratio transmission Carbon-fiber reinforced Driveshaft Viscous Limited Slip Differential Traction Control Front and rear stabilizer bars Rear and front strut tower braces Vented front and rear Disc Brakes Power Anti-lock brakes and electronic brakeforce distribution Xenon-HID headlamps 6-way manual adjustable driver's seat 4-way manual adjustable passenger seat PW, PL, and power mirrors AM/FM/CD w/6-speakers also, has Sirius capability Tilt steering wheel Cruise control, Homelink Transceiver, Auto-dimming rearview mirror Security and Immobilizer systems Keyless entry Supplemental Air bags EPA rated 20 City/26 Highway |
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